The phrase "approach dependent on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that relies on certain factors or conditions.
Example: "The success of the project is largely approach dependent on the resources available to the team."
Alternatives: "method reliant on" or "strategy contingent upon".
They placed Gesualdo alongside a clutch of lesser-known contemporaries such as Pomponio Nenna, Giovanni de Macque and Luzzasco Luzzaschi, all of whom adopted a comparable harmonic approach dependent on extreme chromaticism.
It is however possible to construct a complete clinical documentation workflow in a three tier approach dependent on the tumour type.
Conventional (Sanger) sequencing facilities are expensive with very limited capacities and thus only allow for a stepwise approach dependent on mutation frequencies and the ethnic origin and phenotype of the patient.
For this reason, we resorted to an alternative approach dependent on the analysis of ζ expression, which is a signalling component of TCR in CD4+ and CD8+ T-cell subsets.
However, Mahadevan et al. [ 23] recently reported a series of 36 patients with unresectable pancreatic cancer treated with 3 fractions of stereotactic radiotherapy up to total doses of 24-36 Gy followed by gemcitabine using an adaptive tolerance-based dose prescription approach dependent on the distance of the target to duodenal structures.
Barriers also existed to undertaking regular monitoring of young people prescribed medication, including a lack of doctors, a perceived lack of expertise of case managers, and lack of time for systematic monitoring resulting in reliance on a passive approach, dependent on client spontaneous report [ 15].
There are many different options for an overall development program, ranging from one big outcome study to multiple traditional Phase III studies and various hybrid approaches dependent on study size, timing, and target population.
This approach is dependent on having access to patient-specific NSC.
Since this approach is dependent on proteasomal cleavage site predictions, ETK offers two cleavage prediction approaches, PCM and NetChop (reviewed in Toussaint and Kohlbacher, 2009).
Although the MOA approach is dependent on a library of defined responses, knowledge of MOAs allows one to identify and to understand pathways that underlie physiological processes.
The analysis in the first approach is based on the assumed target distribution of the fatigue limit, while the analysis in the second approach is dependent on the method of initial extrapolation of the target distribution to the shorter lives.
